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Surprisingly fresh! Really enthusiastic performances by all of the co-stars (by liamsp5590) |
I'll start by saying this movie isn't perfect, but I really, really enjoyed it. In short, the pacing was fantastic not a dull moment, but at the same time you really got to know the characters , the actors all clearly were really enjoying making the movie and gave their characters their all Willem Defoe in particular, and Nicholas Cage was completely revitalized for this role . I also really enjoyed the cinematography, some various effects were used tastefully to great effect. Finally one of the best qualities of this film is the subtle details, often humorous, of the sets/extras. <more> |
Cage and Dafoe are a sight to behold (by murtaza_mma) |
Nicolas Cage's best performance in a long long time and who better can Paul Schrader to make it happen. After the disaster surrounding their previous collaboration Dying of the Light, a film that was tempered by the studio without Schrader's approval, Dog Eat Dog proves to be the perfect foil for both the men to showcase their talents.Schrader limns a colorful world inhabited by cranky criminals who prefer death to living a choked up life. Crime comedy is a zone where the likes of Quentin Tarantino, Coens and Guy Ritchie thrive but Schrader here provided something completely unique. <more> |
A fun pulp sketch that hits the spot for something wack (by Duchino) |
As I laid eyes on this new release and saw Cage and Defoe, I immediately checked out the synopsis; 5 minutes later I was watching it and soon chuckling. The funky characters, trippy edits and that classic lowlife-lane vibe kept me entertained throughout – you know that one of their hits and heists is not gonna go down well, but you wanna see how it pans out for these three strange but dangerous goofs. Cage is Hollywood's biggest laughing stock, but undeservedly so; he does pop in all sorts of mediocre movies, from low- to big budget ones, but he does project a persona and at times <more> |